Jenin - Ma'an - For the fifth consecutive day, the occupation army continues its aggression on the city and camp of Jenin. The occupation has focused its aggression in the last hours on Jenin camp and the Damj neighborhood, and the occupation soldiers are demolishing parts of citizens' homes under the pretext of searching for wanted persons. This aggression on Jenin and its camp since last Wednesday resulted in the martyrdom of 14 citizens and the injury and arrest of dozens, in addition to the widespread destruction of citizens' property, public and private facilities, and infrastructure, including water, electricity, and telephone networks. While the occupation forces are still imposing a tight siege on the city and its camp and sending more military reinforcements towards the city. The occupation soldiers are besieging the entrances to the hospitals in the city, not allowing entry or exit from these hospitals except after subjecting citizens to searches and checking their personal cards. The occupatio n forces forced a number of families inside the camp to evacuate their homes after turning them into military barracks. Source: Maan News Agency
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